It is a parent’s greatest quest: finding an activity that a parent and teen can do together. If the activity benefits the community, builds character and promotes usable skills, well, even better. If it also happens to fascinate both the parent and teen, well, then you’ve got an experience they’ll both cherish.
The United States Civil Air Patrol Promotes Activities that Benefit Parents and Their Teens
Key Takeaways:
- The Civil Air Patrol (CAP) is a civilian auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force that provides unique opportunities for parents and teens, fostering education, character development, and practical skill-building.
- CAP's core missions encompass aerospace education (including flight training for cadets), cadet programs, and emergency services, such as performing 90% of inland search and rescue operations in the U.S.
- Cadets, like Klara Olcott, gain valuable skills in leadership, community involvement, and aviation, often having the chance to solo aircraft and achieve significant personal and professional growth.
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